The Best Day Hikes Emerald Pools Trail System (Zion National Park): If green is your color, you'll love this trail -- algae keep the three pools glowing a deep, rich, and yes, emerald green. The first part of the trail leads through a forest to the Lower Emerald Pool, with its lovely…
Things To Do in Zion National Park
Zion National Park Attractions
A British Invasion
Only 60 miles north Cedar City is Utah's premier theater event -- the highly acclaimed Utah Shakespearean Festival. The season, which runs from late June through late October, includes eight plays -- usually three by Shakespeare and five others -- in which top actors perform in true Elizabethan style in an open-air replica of the original Globe Theatre and in a modern enclosed theater. Recently scheduled productions include Shakespeare's The Merry Wives of Windsor, Titus Andronicus, and Hamlet; plus Stones in His Pockets by Marie Jones and Death of a Mockingbird by Christopher Sergel, based on the novel by Harper Lee.
You can also take a backstage tour for $8 per person, and a variety of other programs and special events are scheduled.
The festival is held on the Southern Utah University campus, 351 W. Center St., Cedar City, UT 84720. For tickets (which range from $22 to $71) and information, call tel. 800/752-9849 or 435/586-7878; or visit www.bard.org.
More To Do in Zion National Park
The Best Natural Attractions in Zion National Park
The Great White Throne (Zion National Park): A huge white monolith, the Great White Throne demands attention as soon as you glimpse it. Considered the symbol of Zion National Park, this massive block of Navajo sandstone towers 2,000 feet high, and can be seen from the scenic drive as…
The Best Views in Zion National Park
Zion Canyon Scenic Drive (Zion National Park): The 12-mile round-trip drive through Zion Canyon is impressive no matter how you do it -- in your own vehicle (in winter only) or on the shuttle from spring through fall. In every direction the views are awe-inspiring, as the massive…

